Authoritarian Powers in the Age of America First
PICKS OF THE WEEK “The Authoritarian Challenge: China, Russia and the Threat to the Liberal International Order” | Aaron L. Friedberg
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China
Senior Fellow Iskander Rehman: India and China have Differing Views on Maritime Issues
Newport, R.I. – Pell Center Senior Fellow Iskander Rehman recently released his latest report, “India, China, and differing conceptions of
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Growing Tensions in Sino-US Relations: Picks of the Week
Not Since Nixon Has a U.S. President Faced Such a Tough China Challenge | The National Interest China to Set
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Water Privatization: Not Just a Drop in the Bucket
When thinking about environmental scarcity it is common to think of the depletion of rain forests, the growth in the
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Picks of the Week: The World Still Needs the United Nations
Russian Ships Near Data Cables Are Too Close for U.S. Comfort | New York Times Intelligence Community Assessment: Global Food
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Picks of the Week: As One World Leader Leaves the Nation’s Capital, Another Arrives
Same (Red) Carpet, Different Climate Conflict Flavors Obama’s Meeting With Chinese Leader | New York Times Full Transcript: Interview With
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A Pivot to the East in the Struggle for Power in Cyberspace
As the U.S. relationship with China and Russia continues to deteriorate—cyber-espionage accusations straining relations with the former, the crisis in
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Yoshihara Opens Pell Center’s Fall 2014 Lecture Series with “South China Sea”
Earlier this month, Toshi Yoshihara, Ph.D., of the U.S. Naval War College discussed China’s capabilities and intentions and the challenge
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Energy Geopolitics: Thinking about China’s Defense Spending
Webster’s defines “geopolitics” as: a study of the influence of such factors as geography, economics, and demography on the politics
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